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Business briefs, June 18-21

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Chamber/Bureau to hold marketing workshop

The Park City Chamber/Bureau is set to hold a workshop for members centers around creating compelling online content for business information. According to the Chamber/Bureau website, visitparkcity.com, the workshop will help members understand the "fundamentals and best practices behind creating high-quality, original content." Roi Agenta, of Kiska Digital, is slated to speak at the event. The workshop is scheduled for June 23, from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., at the Park City Library. Visit the website for more information and to RSVP.

Condo construction begins on Empire Pass

Construction of a new residential development along Empire Pass has begun. According to a press release, the development, dubbed One Empire Pass, will include 27 ski-in, ski-out condominiums. The project is being developed by East West Partners and KSL Capital Partners and is expected to be completed in time for the 2017-2018 ski season. "Innovation was the guiding light throughout the design process," said Bill Fiveash, managing partner of East West Partners. "Our ‘dream team’ of architects, designers, construction experts and resort managers avoided preconceived and predictable ideas in order to achieve something really unique. This effort resulted in a unique concept of direct-to-residence elevator access making each ski-in/ski-out residence feel like a penthouse home."

Gas prices in Utah remain steady

Gas prices in Utah are roughly the same as they were a month ago, having stabilized after a few months of rapid increases. According to a press release from AAA Utah, the average price for a gallon of gas in the state is $2.40, bringing Utah closer in line with the national average of $2.37. The state average around this time last year was $3.04. Increasing gasoline production on the West Coast is expected to help keep prices in Utah relatively steady, though several factors could quickly push prices up.


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